Chapter 992 - 928 Selling People
The order was swiftly conveyed and within a few minutes, feedback came: "The manager has been controlled. The clerk involved has already resigned."
"Search for them," Jiang Yuan commanded naturally.
Searching for people within the police system, in fact, there are established methods, such as fugitive tracking. Some police officers and divisions adept in this regard would even organize specialized fugitive tracking teams dedicated to the task.
Jiang Yuan’s Cold Case Squad is generally of average expertise in this aspect, but it’s all relative. In Jiang Yuan’s Cold Case Squad of over 20 members, only a handful are involved in core decision-making. However, managing numerous cases is not just about decision-making; police are not judges, after all.
Therefore, without the need for Jiang Yuan to explicitly delegate tasks, members of the Cold Case Squad naturally coordinate to focus on tasks they excel in and enjoy. Officers like Meng Chengbiao with a background in preliminary interrogation tend to focus on questioning, whereas detectives like Shen Yaowei, long immersed in the field, excel at taking initiative, doing reconnaissance-type of work, enduring hardship, capable of advancing or holding the line, much like a mini project manager. This might also be the role he has carved out for himself.
Jiang Yuan doesn’t usually delve deeply into adjusting these detectives’ work. Technically speaking, the practical policing skills of members of Jiang Yuan’s Cold Case Squad are highly likely to surpass Jiang Yuan’s own. Even based on the joint exam scores, these young talents, mostly from the Criminal Police Brigade of Changyang City Bureau, should not be underestimated. Moreover, since they are on loan, there’s no need for Jiang Yuan to chart their career paths.
However, Jiang Yuan does indeed provide the team with abundant opportunities to get involved in major cases.
With so many cases being tackled day after day, it’s akin to students brushing through exam questions, where ordinary cases can be approached with a mere glance. Moreover, unlike exam questions, criminals in the real world rarely consider repetition. Most criminals do not seriously examine the current level of police work, relying solely on instinct.
The clerk involved in the case was evidently one such individual.
In just over ten minutes, Miao Liyuan, who excelled in technology and communication, slapped his thigh and said, "Found him, he’s run off to the countryside, using someone else’s identity card."